Washington optimistic on east oil situation
Northcutt Ely told Secretary Wilbur that eliminating illegal runs in East Texas and Oklahoma City fields could lead to sustained oil industry improvement. He urged interstate cooperation to regulate production, with a Congress authorized compact enabling each state to enforce quotas and the US to curb imports.
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Washington
East Texas
Oklahoma City
Wilbur
Northcutt Ely
Petroleum Division
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Ponca City
Okla
Ely
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Congress
All States Advisory Committee
United States
Interior Department
Reporter’s Training Helps Torch Singer Elevate to Broadway
New York October 6 A Philadelphia newspaper reporter trained Jean Sargent to stay calm under pressure guiding her to Broadway. She impressed Irving Berlin with a five minute audition and earned a contract after singing a blues number. She later landed a featured role in Face the Music and Flying Colors.
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New York
Jean Sargent
Broadway
Brunet
Philadelphia
Irving Berlin
Berlin
Miss Sargent
PT A Member Drive Is Due
The Amarillo Parent Teacher Association announces its membership drive opening next Monday. Mrs. P L Reppert, drive chair, urged teachers to join and influence parents. She cited Mrs. Hugh Bradford on home and school cooperation and the need for a large membership to boost activity and support for protective laws and education.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Amarillo
P. L. Reppert
Hugh Bradford
Reppert
Lee Pebworth Sentenced 99 Years for Bolin Slaying
In Portales New Mexico on October 6 special to The Globe Lee Pebworth pled guilty to second degree murder for the August 20 shooting of Harve Bolin Plainview deputy sheriff. Judge Harry L Patton reduced the charge from first to second degree and Pebworth was sentenced to 99 years. Joe Jones and Stanley Hedrick were freed due to insufficient evidence.
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Globe
Portales
N. M
Lee Pebworth
Harve Bolin
Plainview
Tex
Bolin
Pebworth Ranch
Here
Olton
Joe Jones
Pebworth
Stanley Hedrick
Harry L. Patton
Clovis
Amarillo Boosters To Roswell Fair Friday
Amarillo boosters depart Friday at 9 a m for the Eastern New Mexico Fair in Roswell to show support for the Amarillo Tri-State Fair. Nearly a dozen travelers planned the trip with Bill Lampe noting New Mexico’s strong backing and urging more Amarillonians to join. Avery Rush at the Chamber of Commerce handles inquiries for the delegation.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Bill Lampe
The
Fair Association
Jury Takes Case Of Pharmacy Job
The jury began deliberations in the 47th district criminal court on Ed Madison charged with robbing Ellwood Drug Store on West Tenth Avenue last September 11 at noon. The trial followed three days of arguments with testimony completed late Wednesday night.
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Ed Madison
Ellwood
West Tenth Avenue
47Th District Criminal Court
Textiles Lead Early Fall Business Gains
The Commerce Department October survey notes moderate improvement since late August with rapid gains in the textile industry driven by consumer goods demand. Heavy industry lags, steel and auto production remain low, while freight car loadings rise and September retail sales show some acceleration.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commodity price rise boosts trade and August industrial gain
The upward move in commodity prices extended into September, stimulating trading in some lines. Industrial production rose in August after months of decline, with manufacturing output up 5 percent. Factory employment and payrolls were higher in August, interrupting a long downward trend.
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Aes
Highway 66 Meet At Groom Monday
The Texas 66 Highway Association holds its annual meeting Monday in Groom. President J. W. Knorpp of Groom announced the event during a Thursday visit to Amarillo. The session will begin at the stated time.
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Highway 66
Groom
Texas 66 Highway Association
J. W. Knorpp
Amarillo
Community meeting on 66 Texas route plans and officers
Noon program continues in the afternoon with review of last year’s business and future plans. Mrs. T. V. Reeves invites all interested in the 66 route to attend. Dr. B. F. Fronaberger will teach Shakespeare’s Comedies next Monday at 4 o’clock. Hagerstown, Indiana, on the Whitewater canal, marks 100 years old this year.
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Texas
B. F. Fronaberger
Hagerstown
Ind
History and Comedy Classes To Start In Amarillo
The extension department of West Texas State Teachers College offers “The History of the Settlement of the Great Plains Region” in Amarillo with Prof. L. F. Sheffy of the Panhandle Plains Historical Society as lecturer. The first class is today at 4 PM in the Amarillo Senior High School. Entry is open to all, with or without college credit. the noncredit fee is five dollars.
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Great Plains
Amarillo
Extension Department
West Texas State Teachers College
L. F. Sheffy
The
Panhandle Plains
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Reno
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Cleveland, O
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Carter
C. M. Ca
Phoenix
St. Louis
Bayley Lord
Madras
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Strongheart Shoes
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